Ulaanbaatar Railway Station is located in the southwest of Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia. Built in 1949 by the Soviets, this station is now the biggest station and the most important transportation hub in Mongolia.
There are domestic trains linking Ulaanbaatar station with other cities in Mongolia. The world-renowned Trans-Siberian Railway, which connects Russia, Mongolia and China, also passes through Ulaanbaatar Station.
You will find only few cars with taxi signs in the city. But many of the private cars are operating as taxis. Just wave to the driver and the car will stop. But be careful not to be overcharged by the driver.
City center to Ulaanbaatar Station: take bus No. 7, T4
Dragon Bus Terminal to Ulaanbaatar Station: take bus No. 15, 6, 42
Airport to Ulaanbaatar Station: take bus No. 7
Mongolia is a Buddhist country, thus many of its traditional holidays derive from religious culture.
There are two trains running between China and Russia including Trans-Mongolian Railway.
International train tickets for the Trans-Siberian can be bought in China, Mongolia and Russia.
